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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-18

Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Csn natl Fast Line daily S. and G. c. $40 am
St. Les,s Express daily 4:30 ana
Cincinnati Accommodation. 1:33 ann
Cincinnati Mail .. c----.-.--.--.. 800 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex., daily. 6:5a pm
Acknowledgements Acconamo datiop 1O;45 am
Chicago amidst. Louis Mail, p. c. dy. l:45 am
Lafayette, Accommodation 4:45 pm
st Louis Express daily. -10.4o pm
Chicago Fast Line. daily and &C. lilo pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart--Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex.-- 7:10 am
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex.-- 1:lQam
Chicago Mall p. c. lL;Vo pm
Lafayette Accommodation. 500 pm
indianapolis South Bend FIX 500 pm
Chicago Peoria and n. Ex., daily,
s and r l. 80 mn
Arrive Cincinnati Fast Line, dy. 9. g. and g. $40 an
Cincinnati Accommodation. 1l:15 am
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. Ills arm
Cincinnati Mail p. c.----.---.---.. $3.50 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex---.. GAO pm
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GHT 4 DFCfN Advertising in the country
VII EAE EC / is among the Wanta Foe
Sales, etc., Of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR-
Nall at only FIVE CENTS PER LINE each Inser.
ticn. YOU have any fArAs or property to aiapcso.
Of this VIII afford you very essay and cheap agensyA
Try il
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Export grades. -------.-.... 81 50@4. 90
Good to choice shippers. 4.15045O
Common to medium shippers .......... 3.2OO3 90
Feeders of good weights. --.-....... 3.5O04.OO
Good to choice heifers. 3.20D3. IS
Common to medium heifers- ........... 2.5O03.OO
Good to choice cows. Observation-Disclosures. 2.90D34O
Common to medium cows. 1.75 62.75
Veals, common to good 3.00050O
Bulls common TO good 1.7503.O 90
Mixers common to coed COATS. 90
HoGs-Receipts. 1850; shipments, 3I3 Re-
ceipts light, only about twelve cars on sale.
Market active and sc to 10c higher than Satur-
day. All sold, closing firm.
Heavy packing and shipping. 81 1904 92la
Light and mixed packing ............ 4.5O0475
Fair to good light. Observation-Disclosures. 4.45a47O
Light skips. ----.-----.-.--.-.----.-.- 2.750375
SHEEP-Receipts, -; Shipments 100. Not
enough to make a market We quote Saturdays
prices:
Good to choice. Goal 60
Fair TO medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.4003. 90
8.
Lambs, fair to good 4OOO5.5O
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Evansville. & Terre Haute.
Via Vandalia Line.)

Via Vanlalia Line.)
LveTndpls. 7:30am platoon 4:0Opsr ST O:45pus
Ar Indpls- 3:5Oara f10:00am 3:35nm 4:15puG
Via I. & st. L. Ry.s
1--we Tndpls. s1050pm i5:30pm A11:55am 710an
Ar IndDls.. 3:45am t1O:O0am 3:35pm 6:25pm
*Daiy, tdaily except Sunday, parler car, Sleep
ing car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor,
sleeping and buffet cars, the finest in America,
between Indianapolis and Evansvills Cars opep
for passengers at $50 p. m. Train does not leave
until 1915 o. m.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository.
Corner Room Odd.fellows' Hall
THHo P. HAuGHEY, Prest II. LATHAM. Cash
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Wabash, St. Louis 4 Pacific.
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Division.N
Depart Michigan City and Toledo Mail. -. Tbs
Detroit Toledo and Mich. City Ex-
press. daily. z. 10 PM
Detroit and Toledo Ex.. daily ex -
eept Sunday. s.----..-----.---. 7:OOpn1
Arrive -Detroit. Toledo Mich. City Ex., IL am
detroit and Toledo Ex., daily. s. )O:45 ami
Detroit, Toledo & Mich. City Nail. Gas pm
Sleeper daily TO Detroit
fSleeper daily from Detroit
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27

life with sIoo. and his freedom suit,
and was left behind in Minnesota
while her husband went West to look
for gold. She did not hear from him
for a number Of years, and it is report
ed that he said she never would have
heard from him if he had not struck
it rich. He got down to his las dollar
borrowed from Flood or some one of
the bonanza-men to put into mine
that for some reason he had faith in,
struck pay-dirt, divided up handsome
ly with his benefactor, and all went
merry, though some of the younger
have heaped up bigger piles since.
HeyWard dosn't believe i'll eXtrava
gance, SO he launched his son with
$4,000 only when he came Of age.
There are number of cattle queens
who have made money. Mrs Henry
G.. Meredith, Of Cambridge City, Ind,
has inherited famous stock farm from
her husband, who in turn received it
from General Sol. Meredith, his father.
Mrs. Meredith is an authority in her
business, and was the only woman
present at the annual meeting of the
Indiana Shorthorn Breeders Associa-
ton at indianapolis few weeks ago.
Miss Annie Thomas, of Billings, Mo-.
has a big ranch and two paying mines
near Butte City. Mrs. Rogers, the
Texas ranchwoman, has made mil
lion.
mrs. Bishop Tiff Warren, who got
her money from Iliff, the Colorado
cattle king, is wealthy woman. She
manages her ranch personally and
! shows excellent business judgment.
Prima donnas one takes for granted
Patti gave a million francs to M. de
Caux to get rid of him. Lucca gave
good bit to her husband. Nillson pen
stoned Rouzead, and Gerster has pen
stoned Gardin.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27

State, envy, is most strkingly i!lustrat-
ed, IN our cities and towns. There is
a feeling, born OF envy, that what goes
to the enhancement and upbuilding
OF one town Or city, tends to the de-
preston of all the others, forgetting
the fact that the success and progress
Of one city has tendency to stimu-
late the others to action and thus helps
them. This spirit though has been
the death of many railroad project in
North Carolina and it is the want of
railroads to connect the people Of the
different sections in close communion
that has done much to retard the
growth of our dear old State, to make
people clannish and distrustful of each
o.her When the Christian spirit of
mutual help and confidence is the all
prevailing spirit of business and gov
ernment, this lack of it on the part of
our people must needs be great i'm
pediment to their progress. Every
town in our State, wantsa railroad run
from it through a rich country to no
where, in order that it may be the big
end of the line while bold, plucky,
progressive, successful Birmingham
and places of like spirit reach out in
every direction, and delight in being
one end of line with the other in Chi
cago or some other great city.
In political sense this grand State
SO favored of God, is said to be "a
good State to move froni.' 1t is easy
for us to say that this is untrue, that it
is a SANDER upon our people; but does
a saying ever grow into a proverb un-
less there is truth, or seemingly truth,
to found it upon? Men Of brilliant
parts, of b Id, independent thought and
action, who would, if they had re-
manned in North Carolina, have had
their lights dimmed, and their useful
ness impaired b. the envy and opposi-
ton Of men Of less ability and inde-
pendence, have shone as lights OF the
first magnitude in the coun5els OF the
nation as citizens Of other States.
We have written this for no reason
that we can see except it be that we
were moved by the spirit of truth
There is certainly no spirit Of fault
finding or disappointment mingled
with our feelings. Love of North Car
olina and sincere desire to see hel
faults and those other people corrected
is all that prompts us. If called upor
for the proofs of all the assertions herein
made, we may not be able to presen
tangible ones, bat we appeal to the
feelings and experiences of those O
our thaoghtful people who love Nortl
Carolina for her own sake, and ash
them if all we have said is not in part
if not wholly, true? God bless Nortl
Caralina.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
Intolerabie Nonsense.
Wilmington Messenger.]

The Messenger, with perfect can
dor and considerable elaboration,
took occasion to put itself on record
touching the recent Emma Abbott
episode IN Nashville, Tenn. We
alleged then that Miss Abbott had no
possible excuse for abusing the privileges
of a worshipper in the house of God,
and that her feelings were but small
consideration when compared with the
dignity of the church. For, and our
principle is as brief as it is sound, we
like the stage; we reverence the
Church. We hold to this opinion
still, despite some very unreasonable
remarks which have since been made
by those who condemn Miss Abbott.
Here, for instance, is a denomina-
tional journal printed in Nashville,
Tenn, which says, among other pro-
nouncenents " We rejoice that the
attitude of the church toward the stage
is one of uniform and indiscrlminate
hostility" If this jonrnal rejoices in
such foolish bigotry, no Christian man
can be expected to share in its child
| ish logic. The Church of God is just
and generous, whatever it may be,
and indiscrimnate condemnation is
only fit for lunatics, not for those who
uphold aud embody d reasonable
faith" For heavens sake let us not
have such bigoted ignorance as this
anywhere. Indiscrimination IS not
pardonable or creditable among any
set of folk-much less among tie men
of reason, scholarship, charity, who
drink the milk MT only of human
kindness, but of Christian kindness as
we'll.
In illustration also of the extreme
to which honored and intelligent
teachers of the gospel of charity can
60, may be cited an address recently
delivered by Rev. William G. Starr,
! D. D., of Danville, Va, who, in de-
livering his opinion of Miss Abbott
from the pulpit, saw fit to enter into
| d pSISOIldl dlldSn u I'olI AS"oPe'P>A MI
tors Now, this was very beautiful
Christianity, to be sure, and doubtless
in the line of the Nashville journals
recommendation, to "indiscriminate
hostility Thus the seed bears fruit
We are still of our former opinion
however, as to Miss Abbott's lmpertl
nence and improperly, and we bee
to add, also, that we have a very
emphatic opinion of the Nashville
denominational journals bigoted non
sense and un scriptural bitterness, a:
we'll as the Rev. Mr.. STAIRS silly and
sensational assault upon the newspa
pers. However, nobody is hurt
There some satisfaction in this, ever
though we regret that, in this episode
at least, some newspapers and some
clergymen have made very considera
bic geese Of themselves
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
A MILLIONAIRE.
lCora Linn Daniels in the Judge.

If thou shOuldst smile on me
Then through my heart
Flashing like flame with heat and light
would go
Loves bliss ! The while to thee
Should quickly dart
million tender joys, l love thee so!
IF thou should>t frown on me,
Then in my soul
Dull night would reign with darkness,
cold and woe,
Yet still a crown to thee,
With all its dole,
Should be my million grief, love thee so
If thou shouldst give to me
With sweet, free will
The richest treasure lover e'er could know,
l could but live for thee,
AdOring still,
Or die million deaths, l love thee so!
Be Wh.t thou viii, dear one,
Coy, kind or shy,
Or summer sunshine with thy glance b.
stow ::
Of evils l fear none,
Since :-till may [
Hope for million years, love thee so!
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
MOODY, Texas. A pril q. 1856.
FLESH SLOUGHING OFF IN PIECSE.

For two wears | have ID. el cOnfined to
Ici with a ltathsusne form of Blood
olson. which lad about eaten me- up,
and and others hsd no hope of a re-
coverv. For while | could either
walk. sit down, nor. lie down, only in
misery as my flesh seemed TO be falling
eff nv bones il plec ~ as b z as a hen
e2g- Ny appetite WAS lhst, my bones
:.rhCd and panied me, and friends ever.
summed ne. 1 uard VniouS bio,
purifiers wilnuut benefit, and several
physicians treated me un'li large su"s
of money had been expended, but not
On tha 10Th 1T L lirIarv, i8 6, NJ. +
r ia. k<un C :l'ei t. sac i'll was not de d.
aS il was thought [ cnu q not g dure my
suffering much longer. He concluded
10 try IL. +. Il. on me and got a bDttie
from Nj. Brot k n"tOn ii Beau orr, ) G..
and before one bO..le hdd heel used |
commenced gaining strength. my an-
elite i,urroNed, S.tIas G IN uIenced heal
ing and when two bottles HAD been used
| WAS on NV feet and walking around
to II, asaonishm-nt of We yn"dy.
Witness: MRS. LAURA HART.
FRED Il. JA"KsOT.
beaufort, =. &, May 10, 1856.
Al whO desire full Information ah )ut
th@ cause an1 cure Of Blood Poison,
srrrnfult aud Scr.,ful.,u. Sweilin@>, OIL
GERS. sores, KhtumaLisp, Kidney Gems
T!aint,, { t.arrh, etc can Sccur" iy mail
free, u ,...ov Oi cur 3L-pa 70 I:iusIrAt tt q
BOOK al Wonders, filled with the most
w"rde:f;I tni startling proof ever be-
fore kuown. Address.
FLOOD BALM CO..
Atlanta. Ga.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
The leading republican paper of tht

The leading republican paper of the
Old Dominion-the TaIlfy TrgInian
has read out Malone, it appears
from an extract in the columns of the
Richmond Dispatch. If the little boss
then, is to be deserted by the radicals.
his following will be beggarly~ array
indeed. There'll soon, at this rate, be
none SO poor to do him reverence a.
there ought to be now.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
NO. A.

such man may justly seem to belong,
in some special sense, TO the State and
section which stood in the clearest
sight of all bis greatness and all his
goodness, yet the whole country may
rightly claim his share in the heritage
of that renown which all generous
minds are quick to accord to exalted
virtues wherever it is inspired by
supreme and conscientious sense of
right.
Renewing to you my thanks for
your courtesy, am, my dear sir, yours
most sincerely,
w. w. CoRCoRAN.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27

Gen. Boulanger's star has indeed
declined. Not many weeks ago hi:
name was on every tongue in France
He was the popular hero. He speed
ily became, however, but ga god Of
the music halls" and now he is re-
lieved from his command and Is put
under close arrest for complications
growing ont Of alleged completely in
the sale of decorations. HIS career
has quickly proven him not of the
stuff of which great men are made,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
w orth.ess Worry.
Wilson Mirror.1

' Il.
Some people gather all the briars
and thorns and nettles for a thousand
yards on each side of their pathway,
and pile them up in steep and noun
tainous-like heaps before their foot
steps, only to make life's journey more
difficult, more toilsome, and more per-
picking. And the same people will
begin to jump and jump and jump be-
fore they get within hundred yards
of a ditch, and expend and waste so
much needless effort and worry; and
it is frequently the case after jumping
50 hard they find that the hedge line
which indicated the existence of big,
deep, dangerous, ditch, was nothing
more than little ravine, and that a
single step would place them safely on
the other side. So, reader, don't 90
out of your way to collect troubles,
and for your peace and comfort don 1
try to jump over a difficulty until it is
right before you, because it may be
you'll have too ''fur" to Jump.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27

I'1I n period of fpu. years I've hean a
victim OF VERY severe and agnuIZing
c1se pt sat hauu which affec: ed my
hand. u such All eX.eut that they almost
bDc"m a bu"elen
NV hand became raw 3nG Il rrrifvin~,
compelling me 10 neep It COVERED all the
TIM.
Eve spent hunGrei~ IF doi ara G'r vari
ouS prera rafi"rs, but instead Of beue
fitting nv condition. they n seemed
to stimulate and encDurayG the pro -rh~s
OF the n.i~erahtn disease unit! | had
al ut Il, Ell up all hope.
i}u1 th4Tk heaVer. . the ia kaSt h0ur
is lust before dav. anJ / ri tIre TO
k low th4ta pest v cnra has been found,
which = known a. 3 Ii. BE 5lanic
B;nnd Balm.
My miiy elI ei"lce At its mag icAI
curative powers IN giving me relief.
My hand has been ,n.ed and resembles
a burnt surfAca after being hea ed over
more than anything else. 1t has also
Cured my two chi i-dren Of Inathespme
form Of if1h which Ia! resisted all pre-
viuus treatment. | re fer 20 any business
house i'm N ,ody and to Th mas Payne.
Dtuggi-t, Of whom 1 purchased the
goods. Signed,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-10-27
ROBERT T. LEE.
a BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO THE
GREAT CAPTAIN.

Hon w. ". Corcoran Expresses His
Admiration Of the High Character
AM Soldierly Qualities of the Noble
Dead.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-05
THE PERENNIAL PEACH.


An Elastic Bulb Which Merits the Atten-
ton of Baseball Players.
Idon't know enough about cookery
to tost piece of bread, but the close
of the simmer, the height of peach
time and the unfolding of the lecture
season remind me of some peaches l
have pecked at in years gone by and
expect TO peck at again this winter l
can not state positively that they are
the same peaches. and yet know that
they may be. There is way of put
ting up pcach-if that is the proper
term--so that it can never be put down
by mortal man. You have seen the
beggar, as haveP He has been passed
to you at tea. A great big round peach.
fair to look upon; an island in a little
pond of spicy juice Well. spoon
goes with this peach. You take the
spoon and in an off hand way strive to
make an ipdentation in the side of the
peach with it. That cat won't fight,
so you strike the peach smartly,
and the spoon rebounds lightly. You
let on that was what you expected it
to do. and eat few spoonfulls of
the juice with the air of a
man who is eating peach. Some
times desperate man will crowd the
peach up against The side of the plate
and assay to harpoon it with fork
But the peach, cased securely in its
thrice toughened toughness. like the
seven-fold shield of Ajax. repels the
torceful javelin and disappoints the
blow. And favored indeed of the
gods is he who strikes, if that the
elastic peach jump not with dull re-
sounding thud to kiss the floor. I
have often wondered what that man.
ncr of peach tasted like, but have
never been able to bite one. fearing
the critical eyes of the company and
the weary glaces Of the ever watchful
hostess. And have often wondered
if the same peach, well saved and oft
reserved with new rations of juice.
would not last for many years.
would like to find out just how it is
prepared. for there would be great
money in the discovery. An elastic
yet perfectly indestructible baseball.
is yet to be invented. -Burdette. u,
Brooklyn Eagle.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-05

An intelligent and practical builder
states it as the result of his experience
and observation that morter in the in
terror of walls, especially if it be call
ed 'rice mortar, is liable never to
harden, to retain its soft consistency
even for centuries; but this can only
be the case where the interior of the
wall is Theoretically sealed against the
external air, which method both ar
rests evaporation and shuts off the
chemical operation of the atmosphere.
The fact has been stated that in En-
gland, not long ago. an architect dug
into stone wall three hundred years
old and of considerable thickness, and
took from between the stones aquanti-
ty of mortar as soft as it must have
been the day the wall was built, and
discoveries of the same character have
been made in other places. 1t is also
stated that the possibility of such an
occurrence may be tested in very
easy way, manly, by putting some rich
mortar into glass bottle and hermet.
ically sealing 1.-THE fact being that
it will never become any harder than
when it was put into it. IN Y Sun
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-05

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Dr. Piercess EavOrite Prescription
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It imparts strength to the whole system,
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Rundown" debiltated teachers, milliners,
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